2030 Consumers Customers Technology 
Lumoa
SEPTEMBER 30, 2022
By now, the importance of delivering a superb customer experience in banking is crystal clear. It’s estimated that financial brands that deliver a better customer experience (CX) receive twice as many recommendations. Plus, their customers are also two times more likely to try new products or services. .
West Monroe
OCTOBER 19, 2023
But by 2030, they expect digital operations to deliver tangible benefits in the form of speed and flexibility, customer satisfaction, and financial returns. To support their digital aspirations, manufacturers expect to increase technology investment relative to current levels. Expectations for return on investments are high.
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ECXO
MAY 15, 2023
The term “MadTech” was coined in 2015 by David Raab, founder of the Customer Data Platform (CDP) Institute. In its most basic sense, it’s the merger of marketing technology (MarTech) with advertising technology (AdTech). But an even greater challenge lies on the horizon: integrating marketing technology with advertising.
Calabrio
OCTOBER 19, 2022
Our annual Calabrio Customer Connect (C3) event has wrapped, and we are still feeling the buzz of excitement. For us, C3 is not only a time to share our vision for the future, but to hear the business challenges our customers are trying to solve and which best practices they are using to get the insights they need.
West Monroe
JUNE 13, 2022
New technologies and the industry’s ability to produce essential PPE, ventilators, and other critical goods during the pandemic has also shifted negative public perceptions. Sixty-four percent of consumers now view manufacturing as innovative , up from 39% five years ago. Define who you will be in 2030.
Think Customers
MARCH 2, 2020
Their report, “ Learning from consumers: How shifting demands are shaping companies circular economy transition ,” stated that 61 percent of consumers would be less likely to buy from companies with poor environmental practices and less than half under the age of 34 would boycott food companies that fail to address environmental concerns.
NetBase
MARCH 5, 2020
As climate change’s cataclysmic date with our own humanity looms greater on the horizon, with experts predicting that we have less than 20 years to reverse or limit our own effect on the planet, consumers are becoming increasingly aware of their ability to do good by supporting “green” companies. Consumers’ Climate Concerns.
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